San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-10

Rev. l.. @. Jordan, the oolOred lee
turer, delivered a prohibition ADDRESS
last night at Joske's hall and yet was
not thrasbed.
Justice McAllIster this morning at
o o'clock performed the ceremony which
made VIM. Muench and Eliza w. CARD
ner man and wife.
The case OF the state vs.. Joe We'll
ter, charged with making threats OF 10,
jury against j. u. Bodenmann, occupleu
all morning In Justice Barnes court.
The street commissioner has his
force at work today on the streets, clean
ing of the mud, and filling up the holes
In Main Plaza.
Constable Stevens yesterday sold the
material OF the defunct Evening Paper.
Geo. Paschal purchased 1t for $500.
superintendent Van Week has been
to Eagle Pass to estimate the probable
cost OF running tap from the coal mine
to the Sunset road.
The case against John Bowers, OF
the House OF Lords saloon, charged
with forgery, was dismissed yesterday
In the district court by the district at
tOrney.
The smugglers and illegal liquor
dealers triei In yesterdays federal court
were given light fines and a short sem
tence Of imprisonment In jail.
The motion for a new trial in the
Theodore Yates case was Overruled yes
terday by Judge Noonan and notice OF
appeal was given.
When you go north or east, or are
contemplating journey to Europe, call
on w. j. Young and let him book you
via the old reliable Mallory line.
For comfort, pleasure and safety, this
line leads them all.
Has there been arrangements made
in this city to properly observe Decora-
ton Day? Is Ii rot time something was
done in regard to 1t.
Pedro Martinez, who suffered so
terribly recently by a powder explosion,
on the Medina, fias been conveyed to
the Santa Rosa hospital for treatment,
being much worse than when the acct
dent occurred.
The LIGHT has received an invitation
to attend social hop to be given at
Arbeiter Verein hall next Saturday
evening by the Bon Ton club. This is
a popular club and the affair will be very
enjoyable.
The Liquor Dealers association held
a meeting last night and transacted con-
siderable business of a secret character.
An assessment of $40 on each member OF
the 81 members In the association, for
campaign purposes was made.
Martin Panneck, formerly of this
city, who was supposed to be dead, but
is now In Kansas City, writes to his
friends, saying that he expects to be in
the city at an early date.
Most men, otherwise strong in body aud
mind, will become unhappy and break down
when afflicted with rheumatism. IL they
would ONLY try salvation Oil they would mud
relief at once. Price - cents.
ALL the keys of Windsor Castle were re-
Gently stolen, but even this does not interfere
with the rapid sale of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Glen Cotton has found his donkey,
but it was lost, not stolen. The fact ia
Glenn had loaned 1t to Aaron Frank and
the latter came and fetched 1t without
Clem's knowledge. When he missed
the donkey he forgot the circumstance
and came to the conclusion that II was
stolen.
The soldier, Reed, now in Jail, on
the charge of murder, is native of
Montgomery, Alabama, and q son OF the
late Samuel G. Reed, who was for many
years the editor of the Montgomery Ad-
vertiser, and as such, quite conspicuous
in that state. In 1860, Samuel G.. Reeds
paper was the home organ of Mr.. W. l..
GanCey and vehement supporter OF
secession; but, after the close of the war
Mr.. Reed acted with the republican
party. He died several years ago from
consumption and in great poverty.